redraw
redraw Lexical Profile
redraw Game Scores & Validity
• verb
To alter or redefine the boundaries, limits, or structure of a region, electoral district, or system.
"State lawmakers meet every ten years to redraw the congressional district lines after the national census."
To draw, sketch, or render an image, diagram, or graphic display again or differently.
"The architect had to redraw the floor plan to accommodate the new building code requirements."
Australian To withdraw additional funds that were previously paid into a mortgage above the minimum required repayments.
"Homeowners with a variable rate loan can often redraw extra repayments if an unexpected expense arises."
• noun
The act or process of drawing, sketching, or rendering an image, map, or screen display again.
"Updating the graphics driver resolved the slow screen redraw in the design software."
Australian A loan feature allowing a borrower to withdraw extra repayments previously made above the required minimum on a mortgage.
"They used a mortgage redraw to finance the kitchen renovation without taking out a separate personal loan."